The Platinum Suite

We checked out one night earlier than planned. The outside and the lobby are looking fine. Lots of potential, but the hotel really needs renovation and maintenance. Rooms were dirty, service was not really friendly and the breakfast was disappointing. We did not like it!

If you've ever wanted to know what it's like to sleep in an episode of "Extreme Makeover: Cleaning Edition," this is your chance. From the moment we walked in, I knew we were in for something special. The glass front door had more fingerprints than a police file, the floor gleamed—though not from cleaning. And the elevator… well, let's just say it hadn't seen a soapy water in so long it's probably developed its own ecosystem. The room had no hot water, which prompted us to spontaneously participate in the "Ice Bucket Challenge 2025." The walls were artfully decorated with what was once white paint, and the floor had clearly survived several guests. Breakfast was… minimalist. No cappuccino, no charm—just a buffet that whispered, "Was this really a good idea?" The gym is more of a space where equipment goes to die, and the pool seemed more like a gathering place for social experimentation. This is a place where you learn to appreciate what clean linens, a mop, and a warm stream of water actually mean in life. So if that's what you're looking for, feel free to book a room. Your stay will definitely come with air conditioning, a bed, and water. But let's be honest: for €10 a night, you get exactly what you pay for—an experience you'll laugh about later, provided you first get a detox and tetanus shot after riding in an elevator with eight other people from India.

Run, Run, not clean, the staff is oke, but the place is filthy. The staff really did his best to scrub, but it was dirty. Mold. Bed top had human liquid. Just horrible. Booked for 4days, 3 night. Did not sleep, day I left. Did not even ask for a refund, just left after 1 night.